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Grade 4 Math Extension Menu
Multiplication
Directions: Choose a learning activity from one square to complete. If you choose the square, “Write your idea here,” please see the teacher with your idea first. Circle the number of the learning activity you choose.
Turn in this paper with your work.
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|Choose a set of multiplication facts to focus|Carefully observe a food box or food label. |Below are the dimensions of selected rooms |
|on, such as the sevens. Design a book that |Identify the fat grams per serving for that |for the White House. Choose one room to |
|displays each fact clearly at the top of the |food item. Create a chart that explains how |create a model for using grid paper. |
|page using only numbers. Draw a straight |many grams of fat there would be for one |Identify the area of the room and the |
|line underneath the multiplication fact. |serving, two, three, four, five, six, seven, |perimeter. Research your chosen room and |
|Below the line, illustrate that fact with an |eight, nine, ten, eleven, and twelve |create furniture for it using grid paper |
|animal picture representation. Showcase an |servings. Can you identify a multiplication |squares. The furniture must be in the shape |
|inherited trait for different animals you’ve |pattern? Observe a second type of food box |of a square or a rectangle. Calculate the |
|studied that illustrate each multiplication |or label. Repeat the same procedure as |area and perimeter of each piece of |
|fact. (For example: show five poison dart |explained above. Compare the fat per |furniture. Give your classmates a White |
|frogs with eight spots each. This could |servings for both of the selected food items.|House tour of your model room! |
|represent 5X8=40.) Add your book to your |Create a health report or oral presentation |Blue Room |
|classroom library for others to read! |that explains to the public which one is |40 ft |
| |healthier. |30 ft |
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| | |Green Room |
| | |28 ft |
| | |22 ft |
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| | |State Dining Room |
| | |49 ft |
| | |36 ft |
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| | |Family Dining Room |
| | |28 ft |
| | |25 ft |
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| | |East Room |
| | |80 ft |
| | |37 ft |
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|4.) |5.) |6.) |
|Create an “I have…Who has…” card game that |Student Choice |Jacob Trachtenberg created a system of |
|helps you and your friends learn |(Write your idea here.) |multiplication strategies while he was a |
|multiplication or division facts. The top of | |prisoner in a Nazi concentration camp. To |
|the card should say “I have the product or | |keep his spirits up, he immersed himself in a|
|quotient ______.” The bottom of the card | |world of math! Without books, pencils, or |
|should ask a multiplication or division | |paper, he calculated his math strategies |
|question (not related to the top statement) | |mentally. Research one of his methods of |
|that would lead to the next card, “I’m an | |multiplication. Create a lesson that could |
|array with the dimensions of 7 by 8. Who am | |be used to teach a new multiplication |
|I?” The cards should be linked together with| |strategy to your fourth grade classmates! |
|one clue each. Test out your game with your | | |
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|7.) |8.) |9.) |
|You can learn multiplication facts using |Identify the meanings for factor, product, |Choose one or more challenging multiplication|
|images such as: 12=3x4 (Your brain will |divisor, dividend, and quotient. Create a |facts. Create a riddle or a rap to help |
|remember 1, 2, 3, and 4 in sequence). Create|crossword puzzle that gives a definition for |others memorize these tricky facts! Teach it|
|learning posters for multiplication facts |each of these math terms that students can |or sing it to your fellow classmates. |
|that use visual tricks to help your brain |solve! |(Example: “I eight and eight until I got |
|remember them! Display your educational | |sick on the floor” is a fun way to remember |
|posters within your classroom to use as a | |8x8=64!) |
|helpful math reference. | | |
Teacher Resource Page
Grades 4 Mathematics Extension Menu
Concept and/or Topic: Multiplication
Intended Purpose: Extension/Enrichment Activity
Standard(s) and Indicators Addressed:
Box 1: 2.1.4.F. Understand the concepts of addition and subtraction and their inverse relationships; understand the concepts of multiplication and division; use the four basic operations to solve problems, including word problems and equations.
Box 2: 2.4.4.A. Use models, number facts, and properties to make conjectures, draw conclusions and explain reasons for conclusions.
2.4.4.B. Recognize and use precise language to describe connections between mathematical ideas.
Box 3: 2.3.4.F. Estimate and verify measurements of length, perimeter, area, weight capacity, temperature and time.
Box 4: 2.1.4.F. Understand the concepts of addition and subtraction and their inverse relationships; understand the concepts of multiplication and division; use the four basic operations to solve problems, including word problems and equations.
2.2.4.A. Develop fluency in the use of basic facts for the four operations.
Box 5: To be determined.
Box 6: 2.1.4.F. Understand the concepts of addition and subtraction and their inverse relationships; understand the concepts of multiplication and division; use the four basic operations to solve problems, including word problems and equations.
Box 7: 2.1.4.F. Understand the concepts of addition and subtraction and their inverse relationships; understand the concepts of multiplication and division; use the four basic operations to solve problems, including word problems and equations.
2.2.4.A. Develop fluency in the use of basic facts for the four operations.
Box 8: 2.1.4.F. Understand the concepts of addition and subtraction and their inverse relationships; understand the concepts of multiplication and division; use the four basic operations to solve problems, including word problems and equations.
Box 9: 2.2.4.A. Develop fluency in the use of basic facts for the four operations.
Organizational Tips:
Box 1: Provide rectangles of drawing paper, colored pencils, a ruler, crayons, colored markers.
Box 2: Have student bring in several empty boxes for various cereals, crackers, etc. Provide paper for making a chart, and for writing a report, possibly index cards if student chooses to make an oral report, pencils, crayons, colored pencils or markers.
Box 3: Provide graph paper, ruler and pencils.
Box 4: Provide copies of the “I have…Who has?” template.
Box 5: To be determined
Box 6: Provide access to computer connected to Internet, paper for note taking, pencils, a copy of Lesson Plan Template for a New Multiplication Strategy, and additional materials student requests for lesson plan.
Box 7: Provide paper to make posters, colored markers, ruler and pencils.
Box 8: Provide copy of Math Terms Crossword Puzzle paper and pencil.
Box 9: Provide paper and pencil.
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Lesson Plan Template for a New Multiplication Strategy
Name - __________________________________________________________________
Title of Lesson - ___________________________________________________________
Grade Level – 4th
Objectives - What you hope to accomplish in your lesson? __________________________
__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Materials - A list of the items that you will need (book, chalk, props, etc.)\ ________________
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Introduction: (How will you get students interested in today's lesson?) ________________
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Lesson Activities - A step-by-step description of what you will do during the lesson.
__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Conclusion - What you will do with students at the end of the lesson to help them understand and appreciate the activity? (game, worksheet, oral quiz, etc.)
Math Terms Crossword Puzzle
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